Sentence examples for muzzle I from inspiring English sources
* The breech refers to the mass of solid metal behind the bottom of the bore extending to the base of the breech and including the base ring; it also generally refers to the end of the cannon opposite the muzzle, i.e., the location where the explosion of the gunpowder begins as opposed to the opening through which the pressurized gas escapes.
After lining up my eye on the muzzle, I assumed a low gun position (gun off face and shoulder).
One morning, three days into a throbbing toothache that even a few silos of Advil could not muzzle, I realized I had no choice but to inflict myself on a dentist.
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As a network that also airs Real Time with Bill Maher, hosted by a man that has never said kind things about President Bush and whom you have never muzzled, I would focus your attentions in the political arena someplace else besides a fictional drama series.
He explains, "In the large cow's head…I made a small cow and woman milking visible through its muzzle because I needed that sort of form, there, for my composition".
I could hear him calling, "Susie, Susie", in a desperate voice until at last he was able to put the phone to her little muzzle and I heard her plaintive mew.
On September 10th, in an interview with Tina Brown, on CNBC, CNN's Christiane Amanpour declared, "I think the press was muzzled and I think the press self-muzzled.
What kind of glass houses-style edict would that be for young women: "Don't dare speak up unless you've spent your entire life being 100% perfect?" Back in the real world, where things are not so simple, there's a lady muzzle if ever I saw one.
Few serve as a greater riposte to Darwinism than the existence of the second generation of royals: Charles and his blundering attempts to meddle and muzzle; Edward, who I strongly suspect cannot tie his own shoelaces; and, most of all, Andrew.
Paretsky studies the formidable matriarchs of these families with a certain horrified fascination that makes them memorable, although her knee-jerk disdain for the rich and privileged diminishes the other characters -- not one of whom, by the way, is capable of putting a muzzle on V. I.
